Fearing rising intolerance and ignorance, survivors urge awareness of how Holocaust began
Thursday, April 8th 2021, 4:03:04 am
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Holocaust survivors are using a new campaign, launched on the Holocaust Remembrance Day, to remind young people that the Holocaust began with words.
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